AH,AH AMAZING

Now do I, frankly...

Dude, the MOCathalon Judges group needs your attention. Please visit it and read the "Real Categories" thread ASAP!

FUNNY! HAHAHA!!!!! loved it! 5/5!!!! PS:http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/183273 LINK TO MY NEW CONSTRUCTION JOURNAL FOR MY ALL NEW INVISIBLE HAND PROJECT DUE THIS JULY! check it out when you get a chance!

That was hilarious! My Brother says that he thinks the undead Santa is your interpretation of me...BAH! Anyway, Nice build!

I love this! This is funny! Hey Architect? I just made my FIRST mosaic. It's small.

Thanks for the comments so far, everyone! :)

This is good, I have never seen computer Legos, but I really like how you made all this. Mister Bones is a dork!

Ha! Brilliant!!! I really really like this. Love the mucking around production shots and the sets for the north pole and santa's workshop are fantastic builds. Had you finished this in time for Christmas you would have totally bet me!

oh that makes it really clearer now thanks

Rofl xD

Funny, and entirely truthful!

Aside from the fact that you're using flawed logic (since a person originally made the "Ron's face" pattern), I suggest that you take a look at the LeoCAD and LDraw websites. These are CAD-like programs where you put the LEGO pieces together in a 3D modeling environment.

Weird, on some of the pictures, I have questionmarks... Funny from what I could tell.

I've never seen a LDD comic strip done before. You did a great job on the entire build and you've mastered the whole techniques overall. You have a very nice story-line and some really cool characters.

So what your saing is this was real legos edited ona computer beuase it seems impossible for a person to get ron wesly's face right

Absolutely LOVE the workshop set! Reminds me of the Dragon's Lair game that I obsessed over as a kid. Ah, good times! Hey, maybe THAT explains why Santa's a skeleton...like Dirk the Daring, he must've died in game play!

Actually, I used several. For the main construction I used LeoCAD (like I mentioned in the MOC text). After converting them to .ldr format, I used LDView to render the 3D models (also mentioned above). For some of the models (like the hall closet and the girl's blond hair) I used MLCAD to re-color the pieces to what I wanted. I added the photoshopping effects in Paint.net and the speech bubbles in Microsoft Powerpoint.

just a question what program did you use for this becuase I'd like ta know

I honestly have no idea where he came up with that theory.

No worries. It was funny, that bit with St Patty was great

In addition to not having time for it, it didn't seem right influencing one of the judges (you) like that.

XD hilarious!

HAHAHAHA, the expanded version just might have won the contest! Very funny, good to see old Bones cruisin' around.

Perfect!

Very funny, and the builds are great. The extra scenes gave me some extra laughs. Big Tooothy. XD